After a two-month rehabilitative stint at the Marine Mammal Stranding Center in Brigantine, a gray seal pup originally spotted on a snow-dusted stretch of Long Beach Boulevard in Harvey Cedars has been released back into the wild. Prior to her release, she was fitted with satellite and acoustic tags, so staff will be able to continue to monitor the progress of their former patient.
“While it is unusual to find a seal in the middle of the road, MMSC responds to a handful of calls every season for…
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